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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1995

Page

1

Louis Malle Dies After Illness At Home

Film director Louis Malle, known for Atlantic City and Au Revoir Les Enfants, died of lymphoma on Thanksgiving evening at his home with wife Candice Bergen by his side. The obituary notes his French and American film work and influence.

Louis Malle Atlantic City Candice Bergen

Pleasant weather outlook and warm temperatures

Partly cloudy and warm with a high near 68 degrees and a low around 38 degrees. See weather page 10D for full forecast and regional details.

Neighbor recalls abuse that led to girl's death

Tony Ng, neighbor to the apartment where Alisa Izquierdo died, describes hearing shouting and screaming. He says residents thought it was discipline but now regrets not calling police. The report appears in page SA.

Tony Ng Alisa Izquierdo Page SA

Lawrence shopper counts down 30 days to Christmas

Lawrence resident Tracy Wieden logged seven hours of shopping and 60 miles of driving as she began her holiday spree. She spent about 500 dollars at Wal Mart and filled the Plymouth Voyager with gifts including cabbage patch kids and holiday items. She called the trip about a quarter of the way complete. See Shoppers, page 3A.

Lawrence Tracy Wieden Wal-Mart Wieden Westridge Mall Topeka

Stores lure wary shoppers on biggest shopping day

Shoppers flocked to stores Friday amid cautious spending and grim sales forecasts. Early openings, deep discounts, and giveaways drew crowds from Wal-Mart in South Philadelphia to Toys R Us in Little Rock. Some customers like Millie Ruffino and Luester Roberson sought value, while others like Sharon Sky in Denver bought less.

Millie Ruffino Wal-Mart Philadelphia Columbus Ohio Michaels Discount Arts and Crafts Toys R Us Little Rock Ark Sporting Goods Luester Roberson Columbia D.C Target Discount Ballwin Jeff Frad Kmart Albuquerque N.M Chicago Marshall Field Dan Skoda Sharon Sky Denver

Diana interview stirs mixed support for monarchy in Britain

Diana's TV interview for the BBC drew public sympathy for her while signaling a rift with the royal family. A MORI poll shows respect for royals slipped sharply in the 1990s, more than for teachers or social workers, especially among 18 to 24 year olds. The Queen distant, Diana urging closer ties and more contact with the public, as she questions Charles's kingship and supports William's future. The interview aired in the U.S. on ABC with callers backing Diana. MORI poll cited in The Sun.

London Diana Buckingham Palace Jine Olds Times British Broadcasting Corp Royal Family MORI The Sun United States ABC Prince William Elizabeth II Britain William Prince Harry

FedEx pilots threaten slowdowns after cooling-off ends

The Air Line Pilots Association weighs a last offer as the cooling-off deadline passes. ALPA represents about half of FedEx’s 2,950 pilots, with the union warning delays could affect 250,000 to 300,000 packages daily during the holiday period. FedEx says operations will continue with minimal impact and cites a $300 million three-year cost for the requested raises and rule changes.

Mepis. ‘Tenn FedEx Air Line Pilots Assn.’s Will Johnson Johnson Alia Shirlee Clark Fedix Federal Express Ber National Labor Relations Board

Lawrence district eyes tuition free out-of-district accepts

Lawrence school board will consider a policy allowing students from outside the district to apply for admission tuition free on a space available basis. Morning session discussed annual enrollment, May 31 final decisions, and prior state aid implications. Superintendent Azinger supports using nonresident students to boost financing. The policy requires principal approval for expelled or suspended students and outlines a May final determination with space availability guiding admissions.

Lawrence Lawrence School Board al Azinger District Service Center Clinton Pkwy Azingeid

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